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2025 Salem NH 9/11 Memorial Ceremony

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Representing the Salem Fire Department, Fire Chief Craig Lemire, presides over this solemn ceremony among dozens of firefighters, police officers and general public. The National Anthem was sung by Sarah Mitchell from the Salem High School Chorus. Fire Chaplain Eric Redard read the blessing among bowed heads. The timeline of the plane crashes and the tower collapses were read while everyone remembers the events of that tragic day and will never forget. View it on the Salem Government Channel 22 or with this link below:

https://salem.cablecast.tv/internetchannel/show/19171?site=1

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